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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How many house servants did Colonel Lloyd have?
(a) 20-25.
(b) 5-10.
(c) 10-15.
(d) 8-10.
2. What did the slave master who replaced Mr. Hopkins demand from the slaves?
(a) Obedience.
(b) Food.
(c) Honesty.
(d) Money.
3. Who was Frederick Douglass's first master?
(a) Captain Anthony.
(b) James O'Conner.
(c) William Lloyd Garrison.
(d) William Davenport.
4. In Chapter 4 Douglass says, "I speak advisedly when I say this,--that killing a slave, or any colored person, in" what county of "Maryland, is not treated as a crime, either by the courts or the community" (20)?
(a) Talbot County.
(b) Clark County.
(c) Wilson County.
(d) Jackson County.
5. What weapon does Douglass say Mr. Lanman used to kill one of two slaves?
(a) Gun.
(b) Noose.
(c) Knife.
(d) Hatchet.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Mr. Lanman bragged about the two killings what happened?
2. In what time period of his life does Douglass's detailed descriptions in Chapter 2 take place?
3. What body of water does Phillips say Douglass has seen the ships sailing on in the second Preface?
4. Why did the slaves say kind words about their masters?
5. Garrison refers to Douglas as a man with what, in his Preface (x)?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the Preface, why does Mr. Garrison talk about a story that Daniel O'Connell has previously told?
2. Why does Garrison's Preface seem somewhat like a religious sermon?
3. What common practice upsets Douglass, according to his narrative in Chapter 1?
4. What information does Douglass relate about himself in the beginning of Chapter 1?
5. What was the situation surrounding Demby's death?
6. In the Preface, how does Garrison describe Douglass?
7. What was the punishment, if any, for killing a slave at this time in history?
8. Give two examples of slaves who were murdered that Douglass mentions in Chapter 4. Who killed them?
9. How does Douglass compare slaves to animals in Chapter 3?
10. What was Colonel Lloyd's garden like?
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